Campbell Scientific SnowVUE 10 Product Manual
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To install the SnowVUE 10 Sensor, mount it on a stable structure above the expected maximum snow depth. Ensure it is level and oriented with the sensor face downward, clear of obstructions. Connect the sensor to a compatible data logger using the provided cable.
Regularly inspect the sensor for any physical damage or debris accumulation. Clean the sensor face with a soft, non-abrasive cloth if necessary. Perform functional checks at least once per season to ensure accurate readings.
The SnowVUE 10 Sensor is factory calibrated and does not require field calibration. However, you should verify the sensor's accuracy periodically by comparing its measurements with a known reference.
First, check the power supply and connections to the data logger. Ensure the sensor is properly mounted and free of obstructions. Verify the data logger's configuration and check for any software updates or patches.
Yes, the SnowVUE 10 Sensor is designed to operate in harsh environments, including extreme cold and snow conditions. Ensure it is mounted securely to withstand wind and weather impacts.
Connect the sensor cable to the data logger's input terminals. Configure the data logger using Campbell Scientific's LoggerNet software, selecting the appropriate measurement parameters for the SnowVUE 10.
The SnowVUE 10 Sensor provides digital outputs, including snow depth and signal quality metrics. These can be accessed via a connected data logger for analysis and monitoring.
For accurate readings, install the sensor at a height that accounts for maximum snow depth. Ensure the sensor is calibrated and free from obstructions. Regularly check the sensor alignment and perform maintenance as needed.
Check for environmental factors such as wind or debris that might affect measurements. Verify connections and data logger settings. If the problem persists, contact Campbell Scientific support for further assistance.
Perform regular maintenance, including cleaning and inspections. Protect the sensor from extreme mechanical impacts, and ensure it is securely mounted. Store it in a safe environment if not in use.